Something I've neglected to pay attention to and became an issue recently when a sub agent launched by Claude used my email to register with an external service so that it could access information related to a task it was running. Not a big deal because I was researching security and the content was from OWASP, but I recognise how this could become a problem. Anyone got some suggestions here? I mainly use the Claude code extension in VS code but I also use open models via Ollama in the VS Code Chat

Hey everyone, I’m Ved. I joined @Stephen G. Pope community about two years ago because I wanted to learn AI and automation and figure out how I could make a living online. A few months after joining, I started helping people inside the community while continuing to learn. I eventually had a conversation with Stephen, and he gave me an opportunity to work with him and help run the community. That opportunity changed a lot for me. Over the next year and a half, I learned much more than just AI and automation. I learned how online businesses work, how to build things people actually need, and how to work with clients and a team. Along the way, I started getting my own clients and slowly built my own business on the side. One of the biggest things I was able to do with what I earned was start building a home for my family. Three weeks ago, the house was finally completed, and I moved in with my family. So I just wanted to share this as a small win and say thank you to this community, and especially to Stephen, for the opportunity and everything I learned along the way. Really grateful for the journey so far, and excited for what comes next.

Why does it feel like these models regress, and get dumber as new ones get launched? Everything from the logic, to the assumptions to the copy, just seems to get bad? Almost like the newer models are worse than the older ones (if that makes sense) Is it a me problem?

For the past month, I've been switching between Fable and GPT Sol 5.6 medium for implementation and planning. Both Fable and Sol are great for planning. Sol is rock solid for implementing, with its attention to detail and price. Outside of those two, what other models are you having success with?

Looking for someone to teach my son how to make short form AI generated content to advertise products on his Shopify store. Essentially, I am looking for a tutor to help him learn how to create and run ads using AI. Currently have a Claude code agent. Will pay hourly for time. This is a serious offer